Death mask of Senator Green created by Coppini
The death mask of Senator Robert B. Green was made by sculptor Popes Coppini. Coppini says the mask is among his finest works and reflects the late senator's wishes expressed years ago. The story notes Green and the sculptor were friends and the mask honors his memory.
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Senator Green
Robert. B. Green
Popes Coppini
Coppini
Mpsk
Green
Pier
Coppint
Tack Stotts' New Stables Address List
Odd Fellows Name Leaders election details show A F Law as noble and W P Mullin as vice president. Financial secretary Mar finitcial is noted. Address references include 121 128 126 N Forest Phong 498. Independent Order of Odd Fellows San Antone lodax No 01 in follow.
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N. Florest
Phong
Odd Fellows
Offic
San
Antone Lodax
Order of Odd Fellows
A. Fi. Law
Noble
W. P. Mullin
Mar
Alamo Lodge officials to meet at Turner Hall on Thursday
A list of lodge officers L Steenman recording secretary Albert Meyer treasurer Gronna Ey Knally representative 16 grand Tudge and J M Oppenheimer alternate representative appears for a meeting at Turner Hall on Thursday Dec 6. Also report of horse theft arrest of Suenter by Constable Charles Stevens and Wilkenson at a West Wool house. Oysters on the half shell at Riverside Restaurant 10 East Houston St. Six marriage licenses issued yesterday by County Clerk Newton to Engelmann Jackson Herweek Fest Bonohn Ware Rinethe Wa senfuenr Roberson Hensley Plant and M G A Campaign notes from M C A committee meeting.
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L. Steenman
Albert Meyer
Gronna Ey Knally
Grand Tudge
J. M. Oppenheimer
Rey
Suenter
Charles Stevens
Wilkenson
Stevens
Newton
A. d. Engelmann
Gor
Tee Jackson
Herman Herweek
Louise Fest
H. S. Bonohn
Myrtle Ware
Morris Rinethe
Blanch Piecard
R. H. Tanes
Josephing Wasenfuenr
I. M. Roberson
Stola Hensley
Tax collection report shows November duties totaling 12461.32
The monthly tax ledger from Tax-Collector Willemain was presented to the city auditor, showing November taxes due totaling 12 461 32. Officials regard the figure as credible though some doubt its accuracy as late payments may have been overlooked and the ledger notes potential delays.
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Willemain
Woodmen Circle Elects Officers at Myrtle Grove
In a largely attended Myrtle Grove meeting the Woodmen Circle elected officers for the coming year. The slate resulted in a few changes with Mrs. Ray Toomey named guarding officer amid the deliberations and routine business conducted by the group.
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Woodmen Circle
Myrtle Grove
Wooden Circle
Ray Toomey
Local Post Office Adds Carriers for Holiday Rush
Assistant Postmaster Johnson obtains authority to hire extra mail carriers for several days to handle heavy holiday deliveries in city sections with the heaviest routes. Stephen Gould heads Woodmen chapter in election of officers. Olive Grove No 167 and San Antonio Camp No 52 plan annual officer elections tonight.
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Johnson
Olive Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Main Avenue
San Antonio Camp No
Play for church fund at St Mary's parish tenting meeting
In a tenting gathering of Lie Ladies Altar Society at St Mary's parish the group planned a play under professional direction instead of the usual service. The event aimed to raise funds for improvements at St May's church and noted the target date later this month with officers announced.
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St. Mary's Parish
Wins
Devand
May
Lodge 148 Seirhmen Union officers elected at May Day meeting
Lodge No. 148 Seirhmen's Union of North America elected officers including President J Busty ell, vice president GC Redfield, secretary-treasurer J H Webb, and directors Jones Mason and C mark. Excess fees of 205 dollars were turned over to County Treasurer Walton. John W. Kenney Jr was fined fifteen dollars in corporation court for speeding. A small dog case ended with the dog deemed not vicious. A Negro driver, Trooptoe White, was fined four dollars for reckless driving after striking Ronge on Commerce Street.
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Seirhmen
Union of North America
Offic
J. Bustyell
Redfield
J. H. Webb
Enasplain
Id. StoGrath
Jones
WM. Mason
C. Mark
Charles Stevens
Lo Connty
Walton A Elioir
John WW. Kenney, Jr
Corporation Court
Main Avenue
No. 4
Msuiksed Ilha
Clalo Maio
Mate
Eine Negro Briver
Ronge
Ringe
Commerce Street
Eagles Elect Tonight and Local Business Opens
Eagles will hold a meeting to elect officers for the coming year amid a lively campaign for principal offices. Z G Kinney opens J C Kinney & Co at 319 Main Ave offering banking and electrical services with prompt customer response. Ladies Aid of Prospect Hill Baptist plans a Mexican supper in the Sunday school rooms tomorrow evening from 6 to 8. Fort Sam Houston rumors swirl about a trial ride for officers possibly being repeated. Lt J T Bryson Thtraillery returns from leave to Fort Sam Houston, after marrying Milas Narcissa Cunningham on Nov 14. County Auditor Ramsey departs on honeymoon through Mexico, with officials of the elder republic hosting them.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Prospect
Baptist
J. TH. Bryson
Thtra Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Port Slocum
N. Y
Bryson
Milas Narcissa Cunningham
Pecos County Agent Reports Encouraging Cattle Dip Progress
Rex HB. Nard says 2000 head are being dipped to eradicate pests and insects in Texas. He returns from Pacow country noting conditions in that area are encouraging and satisfactory after a long effort. Mr. Bord is the representative.
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Pecos County
Rex HB. Nard
Texna
Pacow
Ptt
Tewae
Mr. Bord
William Cooper & Nephews Prepatil Trip Report
In the United States of William Cooper and Nephews a noted figure reports that his trip to the west was successful and is expected to yield a better class of enterprise in the region.
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United States
William Cooper & Nephews
Tay Weat
County Officers’ Reports Pinpoint Fee Totals and Balances
District Clerk Andros Coy released several annual rooors from county officers this morning. County Judge Shook reported fiscal year ending November 20 with private fees 848.68 clvi fees 36.00 and miscellaneous fees 27.60. Clare Day’s run por shows axeeay fees totaling 1,914.43 and a county balance due of 2.
Woman Seeks 5000 On Assault Charge
Jéa Munk sues Hugh Stanfield for 4000 in a felonious assault filing in the Forty-fifth district court. Judge Camp presides as a large list of witnesses is called. trial may not reach a jury before tomorrow or Friday morning.
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Hugh Stanfield
Judge Camp
Jéa Munk
Fragmented Mind Musings On Tongue And Time
A fragmented OCR piece laments self control and bodily signals, likening tongue awareness to mood shifts. It references a dubious product claim about a “Chat Rexar Tree Co” and suggests a strange marketing cadence amid garbled prose.
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Stonrich Chat Rexar Tree Co
Leengorté
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